I know Charlotte will get jealous of her family's nanny since the nanny is attractive and doesn't don a bra - which is inevitably settled when she realizes the nanny is a lesbian and consequently will not pose a threat to her relationship, thank God.
Fun, fashion and friendship keep on to define the life of Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda. The sunshine-drenched paradise retains a lot of surprises especially for Carrie, who faces temptation when she unexpectedly runs into Aidan. With all the time and power that goes into scripts and dialogue and the motion picture-producing approach in common, there have been a great deal of possibilities the writers could've taken to show how Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, and Samantha had grown and adjusted in the 10 years-and-modify they'd been familiar to us.
We could've watched as they commenced to reconcile the men and women they'd turn out to be with the persons they have been. We could've viewed Carrie teach herself on the problems of sexuality she was so uncomfortable with (bear in mind when she dated a bisexual guy and wholly erased his working experience whilst belittling him regularly?) or Charlotte start off to problem mommy blogger norms by, say, celebrating her nanny instead of projecting her insecurities onto her.